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I hate washing my feet in the shower
AsBannedAsItGets
03-12-2009, 02:40 PM
So I've never really had much enthusiasm when it comes to washing my feet.
A couple reasons being is I'm sorta tall so when I bend down to get at my toes it can put a bit of a strain on my back. Reason two is the fact I'm always worried about slipping in the shower because I don't have one of those non slipping surfaces so in effect soap + bathtub = black ice :eek:
I noticed when I was clipping my toe nails that my toes were really filthy, dry and had what appeared to be small bumps. Could this be a fungus? I'm kind of shitting bricks here cause its really nasty looking. I guess I should start washing my feet more often hrmphhh :(
Ducdesmo
03-12-2009, 03:23 PM
I usually use my feet to wash my feet..it seems to work fine.
twitchyzero
03-12-2009, 04:26 PM
that depends how often you're changing your socks too. If your feet sweats quite a bit like mine, you need to be changing it more frequently i guess
Trinity
03-13-2009, 08:27 AM
...Why not try washing your feet first before freaking out?
hal0g0dv2
03-13-2009, 10:22 AM
sit on the edge of the bath tub b4 having a shower, my feet sweat a lot so i change my socks up a bit, and ya im 6'6 it is hard to bend down and flip your foot up so u can hold it and wash
AsBannedAsItGets
03-13-2009, 03:52 PM
...Why not try washing your feet first before freaking out?
Well thats a good idea but because I haven't washed my feet for god knows how long I don't think washing it now will do any good. Its not as simple as removing the normal dirt and stuff but it seems to me like I maybe have a fungus or something cause the texture is not normal.
I thought the lather from my soap trickling down to my feet would suffice, apparently I was mistaken.
woozzle
03-13-2009, 03:57 PM
f doing it in the bathtub is hard, why not pull your feet up to the sink and wash it there?
albert116
03-13-2009, 08:21 PM
Well thats a good idea but because I haven't washed my feet for god knows how long I don't think washing it now will do any good. Its not as simple as removing the normal dirt and stuff but it seems to me like I maybe have a fungus or something cause the texture is not normal.
I thought the lather from my soap trickling down to my feet would suffice, apparently I was mistaken.
well it still doesn't hurt to wash it daily. like other mentioned sit down at the side of the tub to wash it (instead of washing it while taking a shower).
You should probably also consult a doctor ...seems like your feet have developed some kind of condition.
twitchyzero
03-13-2009, 08:58 PM
I haven't washed my feet for god knows how long I don't think washing it now will do any good. Its not as simple as removing the normal dirt and stuff but it seems to me like I maybe have a fungus
Says who? What makes you think it wont get any better by washing it? Even if it's not true, at least it prevents your problems from escalating.
AsBannedAsItGets
03-14-2009, 01:29 AM
Says who? What makes you think it wont get any better by washing it? Even if it's not true, at least it prevents your problems from escalating.
Well I tried scrubbing with a loofa and it didn't do diddly squat. I've been researching around and I'll probably buy some vinegar and let my feet soak in it and see how that goes. I really don't want to go to my GP unless I really have to. Doctors make me paranoid for some reason. :cry:
go get a pedicure.
:haha:
If you're in a bathtub, why not SIT in the tub, fill it up with a bit of water and scrub your feet. If you're sitting, you can't really fall...
You could also try scrub with a pumice stone. It could be just some dead skin that you need to remove.
What's wrong with going to see the doc? What is it about them that scares you? They're there to help - they're not going to put you under and cut out your internal organs when you go visit them. They need repeat customers to make money ya know. :D
AsBannedAsItGets
03-15-2009, 04:45 PM
If you're in a bathtub, why not SIT in the tub, fill it up with a bit of water and scrub your feet. If you're sitting, you can't really fall...
You could also try scrub with a pumice stone. It could be just some dead skin that you need to remove.
What's wrong with going to see the doc? What is it about them that scares you? They're there to help - they're not going to put you under and cut out your internal organs when you go visit them. They need repeat customers to make money ya know. :D
True that! I just have a hard time cause my tub is really small. I got one of those showers that has the removable doors so I can't really sit on the ledge.
My legs are really long so that doesn't help cause its like I'm contorting my body playing twister. Its very uncomfortable.
Don't like doctors. Some people fear heights, spiders, public speaking mine are doctors and hospitals.
twitchyzero
03-15-2009, 07:02 PM
^White-coat syndrome
JSALES
03-15-2009, 07:52 PM
get those chairs that old people use in the shower so they can sit down?
muteki
03-15-2009, 09:14 PM
Are you going to start washing your feet now?
That's pretty gross and unsanitary.
domesticdiva
03-15-2009, 11:42 PM
Wow, this is gross.
Harvey Specter
03-16-2009, 05:57 PM
Shit man, I don't just wash my feet twice a day I even cut my toe tails every 3-4 days. You need to get in the habit of keeping your feet clean because my cousin also doesn't wash his feet and he had to get his toe nail pulled because it got infected which is very painful. I can't understand how his GF can stick around with him, the guy stinks like shit and I always bug him and ask him if he remembers to wash his ass or if he skips that as well.
Marco911
03-16-2009, 07:48 PM
It depends if you genetically have sweaty, stinky feet. Fortunately, my feet and palms don't sweat very much (in fact they are so dry, finger print sensors have problems reading them), so my feet and shoes never smell.
wasabisashimi
03-30-2009, 12:25 PM
grey/yellowish deformed toe nails = fungal toe.
Avoid sugar, change sockes often to reduce moisture. ventilate the feet when not walking. Take shower with Significant other (such as gf or bf), ask them to get down there and scrub it for you. Or get a stool so you can sit and bend over yourself.
Buy: citrucidal drops ( or grapefruit seed extract). and it 3 times a day according to the lable. Probably about 10-20 drops each time
AsBannedAsItGets
03-30-2009, 01:55 PM
Buy: citrucidal drops ( or grapefruit seed extract). and it 3 times a day according to the lable. Probably about 10-20 drops each time
Can I get that at london drugs or pharmacy?
Or I could just buy grapefruit and just extract the juice using a squeezer??
Nonetheless, your info was very insightful.
wasabisashimi
03-30-2009, 02:09 PM
Can I get that at london drugs or pharmacy?
Or I could just buy grapefruit and just extract the juice using a squeezer??
Nonetheless, your info was very insightful.
You need grapefruit seed extract, not the juice. You won't be able to reproduce the dosage and strength by buying your own grapefruit and juicer
i'd say health food store will have it, probably about 10bux. I must warn you it taste extremely pungent. Try mixing them in Orange juice...
btw, while you are there, pick up some teatree oil. use it to wash your toe nails.
Trinity
03-30-2009, 02:35 PM
I still suggest giving your feet a nice soak and then a scrub.
fungus + 1.
Start scrubbing it HARD. Get a bucket in there and just sit down and sCRUB
325ist
03-30-2009, 07:32 PM
Well thats a good idea but because I haven't washed my feet for god knows how long I don't think washing it now will do any good. Its not as simple as removing the normal dirt and stuff but it seems to me like I maybe have a fungus or something cause the texture is not normal.
I thought the lather from my soap trickling down to my feet would suffice, apparently I was mistaken.
That is so funny I have the exact same thing going on and I though the same way as you. When I wash my feet really good like twice a week it goes away(even though I shower every day) I think it is fungus
Aetios
04-02-2009, 03:46 AM
I don't care how hard of a task it is to wash your feet. You need to keep your feet clean. Smelly/dirty/unsightly feet are a huge turn off. Your feet are among the most perspiring parts of the body. In one day, each foot can produce more than a pint of sweat!
Baley
04-04-2009, 03:25 AM
I had a wart on my right foot on the lil pinky toe for like a year or osmething until i went to finally go get it chcked. then they nitrogened it and got rid of it.
do u guys get those wart things on the bottom of ur feet?
BoS_DC2
04-04-2009, 01:10 PM
ewwwwwww
http://www.aafp.org/afp/20030101/101_f5.jpg
have you ever rubbed your ankles/feet after getting out of the shower and drying up? shitload of dead skin comes off if you dont wash them properly. its disgusting!
MWR34
04-06-2009, 10:36 PM
i cant believe I read all this.
Id suggest soak your feet in a bucket of warm/hot water, and when they get soggy, scrub the shit OFF of them.
fliptuner
04-11-2009, 10:34 PM
i cant believe I read all this.
Id suggest soak your feet in a bucket of warm/hot water, and when they get soggy, scrub the shit OFF of them.
My neither. LOL
Just kinda wondering though..... If you say you have long legs and don't want to strain your back and there's no real provision for you to sit on the edge of the tub, uhhh... why not try squatting? I mean even if you slip, your ass is only gonna be like 6 inches off the ground.
ur-lil-sw33tie
04-24-2009, 12:43 PM
cut your toenails and then soak them in water, or the other way around! give your feet a good clean! ..cause stinky and dirty feet isn't cool!! =P
or perhaps go for a pedicure??
men should take care of themselves just as much as we girls do!
AsBannedAsItGets
04-24-2009, 10:05 PM
I've found a great routine that has been serving me well for the last couple of weeks or so. Now what I do is take a bucket fill it with warm water then add add a couple tables spoon of Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar. Then I let my feet soak for 5 minutes while sitting on the toilet reading a magazine or using my netbook to surf revscene. I do this thrice weekly and haven't had any hiccups. I also bought some cocoa butter moisturizer to combat any harsh dryness especially since summer is just around the corner. Flip flop season means my feet gotta be fungus free. I still have to bend over while on the toilet but my back can tolerate a bit of awkward leaning.
Shun Izaki
05-01-2009, 10:35 AM
My neither. LOL
Just kinda wondering though..... If you say you have long legs and don't want to strain your back and there's no real provision for you to sit on the edge of the tub, uhhh... why not try squatting? I mean even if you slip, your ass is only gonna be like 6 inches off the ground.
me3, i only have a standing shower stall, so often times, i'll use one foot to wash another. However, if there is a need to wash it (got mud or something from washing our cars), then i'll actually go to the sink, or grab a "wash tub" of sorts, and use that.
brokentelephone
06-01-2009, 06:51 AM
You likely have athlete's foot. Get some Tinactin, and get rid of the fungus -- then start washing and moisturizing your feet.
Buy some Gehwol foot cream -- it smells really great and will have your feet soft and smooth in no time! I often get pedicures so my feet look presentable in the summertime, but lots of dudes might find that prospect a bit daunting.
6793026
06-03-2009, 02:49 PM
easy cheap way
bleach and warm water, let ur feet soak in it while u watch tv
for a week, it would be better
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